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Back2Back: Juš Premrov
Talk and screening
Friday, 17 October 2025, 7 pm, Project Room SCCA
Back2Back is a series of events where we invite local and international authors to present their production and establish a dialogue with works of their choice from the DIVA Station archive. This time, we invited director, screenwriter, director of photography, and musician Juš Premrov, known for his short experimental films and the feature film Atlas.
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“Sometimes things turn out differently than one might think. On the occasion of the inclusion of a series of works from the very beginning of my creative journey in the DIVA Station archive, I invite you to watch the rarely screened film Dobro Jutro (Good Morning), which Matevž Jerman, Matevž Rener, and I created one autumn day in 2011. Today, with my somewhat hazy memory, I can only guess at the impulses that led to its creation. As is probably evident from the film, we certainly had a lot of fun devising and executing numerous unpredictable and unusual situations. The accompanying program consists of films that surprised me the most when reviewing the archive. Each, in its own way, playfully wanders through spaces that may seem entirely ordinary at first glance but hide many unexpected things within.” – Juš Premrov
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Zmago Lenárdič, Neodance, 2010
Sašo Podgoršek, But the Goat Survived (Koza je preživela), 1992
@natasaskusek, @mladenstropnik, Free Time, 2007
@anneelisabeth__ , Life in a Megabit, 2017
Duba Sambolec, Pernilla Edholm, Tour de Place, 2001
Rok Sieberer – Kuri, Grandma’s Robbery (Rop bakice), 1990
@matevz_jerman, @premrov, Matevž Rener, Dobro jutro, 2011
Back2Back: Juš Premrov
Talk and screening
Friday, 17 October 2025, 7 pm, Project Room SCCA
Back2Back is a series of events where we invite local and international authors to present their production and establish a dialogue with works of their choice from the DIVA Station archive. This time, we invited director, screenwriter, director of photography, and musician Juš Premrov, known for his short experimental films and the feature film Atlas.
🌤️
“Sometimes things turn out differently than one might think. On the occasion of the inclusion of a series of works from the very beginning of my creative journey in the DIVA Station archive, I invite you to watch the rarely screened film Dobro Jutro (Good Morning), which Matevž Jerman, Matevž Rener, and I created one autumn day in 2011. Today, with my somewhat hazy memory, I can only guess at the impulses that led to its creation. As is probably evident from the film, we certainly had a lot of fun devising and executing numerous unpredictable and unusual situations. The accompanying program consists of films that surprised me the most when reviewing the archive. Each, in its own way, playfully wanders through spaces that may seem entirely ordinary at first glance but hide many unexpected things within.” – Juš Premrov
🎞️
Zmago Lenárdič, Neodance, 2010
Sašo Podgoršek, But the Goat Survived (Koza je preživela), 1992
@natasaskusek, @mladenstropnik, Free Time, 2007
@anneelisabeth__ , Life in a Megabit, 2017
Duba Sambolec, Pernilla Edholm, Tour de Place, 2001
Rok Sieberer – Kuri, Grandma’s Robbery (Rop bakice), 1990
@matevz_jerman, @premrov, Matevž Rener, Dobro jutro, 2011
Back2Back: Juš Premrov
Talk and screening
Friday, 17 October 2025, 7 pm, Project Room SCCA
Back2Back is a series of events where we invite local and international authors to present their production and establish a dialogue with works of their choice from the DIVA Station archive. This time, we invited director, screenwriter, director of photography, and musician Juš Premrov, known for his short experimental films and the feature film Atlas.
🌤️
“Sometimes things turn out differently than one might think. On the occasion of the inclusion of a series of works from the very beginning of my creative journey in the DIVA Station archive, I invite you to watch the rarely screened film Dobro Jutro (Good Morning), which Matevž Jerman, Matevž Rener, and I created one autumn day in 2011. Today, with my somewhat hazy memory, I can only guess at the impulses that led to its creation. As is probably evident from the film, we certainly had a lot of fun devising and executing numerous unpredictable and unusual situations. The accompanying program consists of films that surprised me the most when reviewing the archive. Each, in its own way, playfully wanders through spaces that may seem entirely ordinary at first glance but hide many unexpected things within.” – Juš Premrov
🎞️
Zmago Lenárdič, Neodance, 2010
Sašo Podgoršek, But the Goat Survived (Koza je preživela), 1992
@natasaskusek, @mladenstropnik, Free Time, 2007
@anneelisabeth__ , Life in a Megabit, 2017
Duba Sambolec, Pernilla Edholm, Tour de Place, 2001
Rok Sieberer – Kuri, Grandma’s Robbery (Rop bakice), 1990
@matevz_jerman, @premrov, Matevž Rener, Dobro jutro, 2011
Back2Back: Juš Premrov
Talk and screening
Friday, 17 October 2025, 7 pm, Project Room SCCA
Back2Back is a series of events where we invite local and international authors to present their production and establish a dialogue with works of their choice from the DIVA Station archive. This time, we invited director, screenwriter, director of photography, and musician Juš Premrov, known for his short experimental films and the feature film Atlas.
🌤️
“Sometimes things turn out differently than one might think. On the occasion of the inclusion of a series of works from the very beginning of my creative journey in the DIVA Station archive, I invite you to watch the rarely screened film Dobro Jutro (Good Morning), which Matevž Jerman, Matevž Rener, and I created one autumn day in 2011. Today, with my somewhat hazy memory, I can only guess at the impulses that led to its creation. As is probably evident from the film, we certainly had a lot of fun devising and executing numerous unpredictable and unusual situations. The accompanying program consists of films that surprised me the most when reviewing the archive. Each, in its own way, playfully wanders through spaces that may seem entirely ordinary at first glance but hide many unexpected things within.” – Juš Premrov
🎞️
Zmago Lenárdič, Neodance, 2010
Sašo Podgoršek, But the Goat Survived (Koza je preživela), 1992
@natasaskusek, @mladenstropnik, Free Time, 2007
@anneelisabeth__ , Life in a Megabit, 2017
Duba Sambolec, Pernilla Edholm, Tour de Place, 2001
Rok Sieberer – Kuri, Grandma’s Robbery (Rop bakice), 1990
@matevz_jerman, @premrov, Matevž Rener, Dobro jutro, 2011
Back2Back: Juš Premrov
Talk and screening
Friday, 17 October 2025, 7 pm, Project Room SCCA
Back2Back is a series of events where we invite local and international authors to present their production and establish a dialogue with works of their choice from the DIVA Station archive. This time, we invited director, screenwriter, director of photography, and musician Juš Premrov, known for his short experimental films and the feature film Atlas.
🌤️
“Sometimes things turn out differently than one might think. On the occasion of the inclusion of a series of works from the very beginning of my creative journey in the DIVA Station archive, I invite you to watch the rarely screened film Dobro Jutro (Good Morning), which Matevž Jerman, Matevž Rener, and I created one autumn day in 2011. Today, with my somewhat hazy memory, I can only guess at the impulses that led to its creation. As is probably evident from the film, we certainly had a lot of fun devising and executing numerous unpredictable and unusual situations. The accompanying program consists of films that surprised me the most when reviewing the archive. Each, in its own way, playfully wanders through spaces that may seem entirely ordinary at first glance but hide many unexpected things within.” – Juš Premrov
🎞️
Zmago Lenárdič, Neodance, 2010
Sašo Podgoršek, But the Goat Survived (Koza je preživela), 1992
@natasaskusek, @mladenstropnik, Free Time, 2007
@anneelisabeth__ , Life in a Megabit, 2017
Duba Sambolec, Pernilla Edholm, Tour de Place, 2001
Rok Sieberer – Kuri, Grandma’s Robbery (Rop bakice), 1990
@matevz_jerman, @premrov, Matevž Rener, Dobro jutro, 2011
Back2Back: Juš Premrov
Talk and screening
Friday, 17 October 2025, 7 pm, Project Room SCCA
Back2Back is a series of events where we invite local and international authors to present their production and establish a dialogue with works of their choice from the DIVA Station archive. This time, we invited director, screenwriter, director of photography, and musician Juš Premrov, known for his short experimental films and the feature film Atlas.
🌤️
“Sometimes things turn out differently than one might think. On the occasion of the inclusion of a series of works from the very beginning of my creative journey in the DIVA Station archive, I invite you to watch the rarely screened film Dobro Jutro (Good Morning), which Matevž Jerman, Matevž Rener, and I created one autumn day in 2011. Today, with my somewhat hazy memory, I can only guess at the impulses that led to its creation. As is probably evident from the film, we certainly had a lot of fun devising and executing numerous unpredictable and unusual situations. The accompanying program consists of films that surprised me the most when reviewing the archive. Each, in its own way, playfully wanders through spaces that may seem entirely ordinary at first glance but hide many unexpected things within.” – Juš Premrov
🎞️
Zmago Lenárdič, Neodance, 2010
Sašo Podgoršek, But the Goat Survived (Koza je preživela), 1992
@natasaskusek, @mladenstropnik, Free Time, 2007
@anneelisabeth__ , Life in a Megabit, 2017
Duba Sambolec, Pernilla Edholm, Tour de Place, 2001
Rok Sieberer – Kuri, Grandma’s Robbery (Rop bakice), 1990
@matevz_jerman, @premrov, Matevž Rener, Dobro jutro, 2011
Back2Back: Juš Premrov
Talk and screening
Friday, 17 October 2025, 7 pm, Project Room SCCA
Back2Back is a series of events where we invite local and international authors to present their production and establish a dialogue with works of their choice from the DIVA Station archive. This time, we invited director, screenwriter, director of photography, and musician Juš Premrov, known for his short experimental films and the feature film Atlas.
🌤️
“Sometimes things turn out differently than one might think. On the occasion of the inclusion of a series of works from the very beginning of my creative journey in the DIVA Station archive, I invite you to watch the rarely screened film Dobro Jutro (Good Morning), which Matevž Jerman, Matevž Rener, and I created one autumn day in 2011. Today, with my somewhat hazy memory, I can only guess at the impulses that led to its creation. As is probably evident from the film, we certainly had a lot of fun devising and executing numerous unpredictable and unusual situations. The accompanying program consists of films that surprised me the most when reviewing the archive. Each, in its own way, playfully wanders through spaces that may seem entirely ordinary at first glance but hide many unexpected things within.” – Juš Premrov
🎞️
Zmago Lenárdič, Neodance, 2010
Sašo Podgoršek, But the Goat Survived (Koza je preživela), 1992
@natasaskusek, @mladenstropnik, Free Time, 2007
@anneelisabeth__ , Life in a Megabit, 2017
Duba Sambolec, Pernilla Edholm, Tour de Place, 2001
Rok Sieberer – Kuri, Grandma’s Robbery (Rop bakice), 1990
@matevz_jerman, @premrov, Matevž Rener, Dobro jutro, 2011
Back2Back: Juš Premrov
Talk and screening
Friday, 17 October 2025, 7 pm, Project Room SCCA
Back2Back is a series of events where we invite local and international authors to present their production and establish a dialogue with works of their choice from the DIVA Station archive. This time, we invited director, screenwriter, director of photography, and musician Juš Premrov, known for his short experimental films and the feature film Atlas.
🌤️
“Sometimes things turn out differently than one might think. On the occasion of the inclusion of a series of works from the very beginning of my creative journey in the DIVA Station archive, I invite you to watch the rarely screened film Dobro Jutro (Good Morning), which Matevž Jerman, Matevž Rener, and I created one autumn day in 2011. Today, with my somewhat hazy memory, I can only guess at the impulses that led to its creation. As is probably evident from the film, we certainly had a lot of fun devising and executing numerous unpredictable and unusual situations. The accompanying program consists of films that surprised me the most when reviewing the archive. Each, in its own way, playfully wanders through spaces that may seem entirely ordinary at first glance but hide many unexpected things within.” – Juš Premrov
🎞️
Zmago Lenárdič, Neodance, 2010
Sašo Podgoršek, But the Goat Survived (Koza je preživela), 1992
@natasaskusek, @mladenstropnik, Free Time, 2007
@anneelisabeth__ , Life in a Megabit, 2017
Duba Sambolec, Pernilla Edholm, Tour de Place, 2001
Rok Sieberer – Kuri, Grandma’s Robbery (Rop bakice), 1990
@matevz_jerman, @premrov, Matevž Rener, Dobro jutro, 2011
Atlas - Experimental feature film - premiere @ Slovenska Kinoteka, Sunday, 18.12.2022 20h
✨Na večeru sveže slovenske produkcije kratkih filmov, ki bo 𝟭. 𝟭𝟮 𝗼𝗯 𝟮𝟬.𝟯𝟬 potekal v kinu Kinemax, predstavljamo...
🎬𝙓𝟭, 𝗝𝘂𝘀̌ 𝗣𝗿𝗲𝗺𝗿𝗼𝘃
Eksperimentalni film, ki v plesu barv, oblik in najmanjših detajlov išče odgovore na velika vprašanja, je na letošnjem Festivalu slovenskega filma v Portorožu prejel vesno za posebne dosežke. V goste prihaja režiser Juš Premrov.
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✨Alla serata dedicata alla fresca produzione di cortometraggi sloveni, che si svolgerà al Kinemax di Gorizia,il 𝟭.𝟭𝟮 𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲 𝟮𝟬.𝟯𝟬, presentiamo...
🎬 𝙓𝟭, 𝗝𝘂𝘀̌ 𝗣𝗿𝗲𝗺𝗿𝗼𝘃
Il film sperimentale, che in una danza di colori, forme e dettagli, cerca risposte alle grandi domande della vita. Il film ha ricevuto il premio per i risultati speciali ottenuti nell'ambito del Festival del cinema sloveno di Portorose. Alla serata ospiteremo il regists Juš Premrov.
@premrov
✨Na večeru sveže slovenske produkcije kratkih filmov, ki bo 𝟭. 𝟭𝟮 𝗼𝗯 𝟮𝟬.𝟯𝟬 potekal v kinu Kinemax, predstavljamo...
🎬𝙓𝟭, 𝗝𝘂𝘀̌ 𝗣𝗿𝗲𝗺𝗿𝗼𝘃
Eksperimentalni film, ki v plesu barv, oblik in najmanjših detajlov išče odgovore na velika vprašanja, je na letošnjem Festivalu slovenskega filma v Portorožu prejel vesno za posebne dosežke. V goste prihaja režiser Juš Premrov.
**
✨Alla serata dedicata alla fresca produzione di cortometraggi sloveni, che si svolgerà al Kinemax di Gorizia,il 𝟭.𝟭𝟮 𝗮𝗹𝗹𝗲 𝟮𝟬.𝟯𝟬, presentiamo...
🎬 𝙓𝟭, 𝗝𝘂𝘀̌ 𝗣𝗿𝗲𝗺𝗿𝗼𝘃
Il film sperimentale, che in una danza di colori, forme e dettagli, cerca risposte alle grandi domande della vita. Il film ha ricevuto il premio per i risultati speciali ottenuti nell'ambito del Festival del cinema sloveno di Portorose. Alla serata ospiteremo il regists Juš Premrov.
@premrov
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